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Dr. Ehrlich was born in Brooklyn, New York
and attended the State University of New York, School of
Medicine. He did advanced training in Wisconsin and California. He
was the Chief of
Obstetrics and Gynecology at the U.S. Army hospital, Redstone Arsenal, Alabama. He
has been practicing Obstetrics and Gynecology in
Sandy Springs in 1973 and has delivered over 5000 babies.
He has now reached the second generation of obstetrics, giving obstetrical care
to women whom he himself had delivered. He hopes he will be around long enough
to attend the next generation.
Dr. Ehrlich is Board Certified and a Fellow of
the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. He has served as
Chairman of the Medical Advisory Committee of Planned Parenthood of Atlanta and
was the founding Vice-President the Sandy Springs Branch of the American Cancer
Society. He has been a volunteer physician for the Peachtree Road Race, Atlanta
Marathon and the 1996 Olympic Games.
In 1998, because uninsured, non-citizen Hispanic population in Atlanta
were struggling to obtain
quality obstetrical care, Dr. Ehrlich co-founded a prenatal clinic with a local
Hispanic businessman. That
clinic evolved into Centro Internacional de Maternidad (CIMA) which now runs four maternity clinics,
and employs five midwives and
four obstetricians. CIMA has delivered over 3000 babies since the first clinic
opened. Spurred in part by CIMA, the principal women's hospitals in Atlanta
have come to recognize the needs of Latino clientele. The hospitals now employs full
time translators and distribute their information packets and consent forms in
Spanish.
For recreation Dr. Ehrlich skis, rafts and
has run the New York Marathon twice although he cannot remember why. He has four
wonderful children, "I believe in my product." He is married to Dr. Margaret Gorley Ehrlich, a native of Eatonton, Georgia, who is the Chairman of the
Department of Mathematics at Georgia Perimeter College. She says he is
everything her mother warned her would happen if she moved to Atlanta.
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